Electrical Licensing Allowance Clause Samples
The Electrical Licensing Allowance clause establishes a provision for covering costs associated with obtaining necessary electrical licenses or permits. In practice, this clause specifies whether the contractor or the client is responsible for paying fees related to electrical licensing, and may set limits or conditions on reimbursement. Its core function is to clarify financial responsibility for regulatory compliance, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring that all required electrical work is properly authorized.
Electrical Licensing Allowance. All employees who are required to hold an electrical licence for the performance of their work will be paid a licensing allowance of $43.60 per fortnight. This allowance will be paid for all purposes of this agreement. This allowance amount will increase as follows: • 4% on 1 October 2009; and • 4% on 1 October 2010.
Electrical Licensing Allowance. Wet places
60.4 A place will be deemed to be "wet" when water other than rain is dropping from overhead so that the clothing of the employees so employed there will become saturated with water or where there is water and/or slush underfoot to a depth exceeding 50 mm so that the feet of the employees employed there will become wet. No place will be considered wet where employees are not actually working or where the wetness is caused by a jet or spraying of water.
60.5 When employees work in wet places, they will be paid an additional 55 cents per hour. This allowance will increase to 57 cents per hour on 1 May 2011 and 60 cents per hour on 1 March 2012.
60.6 All time lost through wet weather will be paid for provided employees turn up to work and hold themselves in readiness. The supervisor or employee placed in charge will decide whether it is or is not too wet to work.
60.7 In any situation where employees are exposed to rain to the extent that their clothing becomes saturated with water, double rates will be paid until such time as the employee finishes work or is able to change into dry clothing.
60.8 All aspects of asbestos work will meet as a minimum standard with the National Occupation Health and Safety Commission Codes as amended from time to time.
60.9 Employees required to use materials containing asbestos will be provided with and will use all necessary safeguards as required by the appropriate occupational health authorities.
60.10 Where such safeguards include the mandatory wearing of protective equipment (i.e. combination overalls and respiratory protection equipment or similar apparatus) such employees will be paid 71 cents per hour. This allowance will increase to 74 cents per hour on 1 May 2011 and 78 cents per hour on 1 March 2012.
60.11 Any employee wearing protective clothing and an air support/respirator/mask as required will be paid 90 cents per hour. This allowance will increase to 94 cents per hour on 1 May 2011 and 98 cents per hour on 1 March 2012.